Fix GraphicsScene ValueError in mouseReleaseEvent#2605
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Fix GraphicsScene ValueError in mouseReleaseEvent#2605j9ac9k merged 1 commit intopyqtgraph:masterfrom
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This PR addresses the issue where during a mouse release event, the mouse event that was present in a list is not present after
GraphicsScene.sigMouseClickedis fired and along the way there is a call toQApplication.processEvents()While this is not a pyqtgraph bug, numerous users have run into an issue here, and the nature of this error is not severe enough to emit an exception, so instead, pyqtgraph emits a warning with a message that should notify the developer to look for extra calls to
processEvents()Fixes #2580
Fixes #2117